Sentence examples for something else quite from inspiring English sources

There was something else quite old school about this car: the colour.

That, and Price playing very well between those fortunate pipes, has allowed Montreal to do something else quite important: hold a lead when they get it.

She arrives about 20 minutes late, which really doesn't help: a vision in black Lycra (or something else quite stretchy) and big sunglasses.

She felt oddly illuminated, transilluminated, as though the sun had found a place within her on this journey, yet even as she felt this, the sun turned into something else, quite simple, the knowledge that she could never again be what she had been once.

The Jupiter data has shown us something else quite interesting.

Charles I may still be sitting on his horse, but something else quite fundamental will be lost.

But he left something behind unintentionally and didn't bring something else along quite deliberately.

A vague notion of being reserved for something else, something quite indeterminate, which, if it were named, would cause people to break out laughing".

And that something else is quite mysterious, isn't it?" Klara Liden Klara Liden uses low-tech materials in works that typically convey a punk-inspired rawness.

"Stories We Tell," a remarkable movie by the Canadian actress and filmmaker Sarah Polley, blends factual inquiry and something else — not quite fiction, but also not really documentary — to astonishing effect.

It quickly becomes apparent that what Jane is after is quite something else, and that Maddox is quite something more than she expected.